Cup & saucer
Our Cup & saucer range includes more than 100 references for serving hot drinks, from a short espresso to a steeped tea or a generous breakfast cup. Designed for hospitality professionals as well as private customers, it includes porcelain, tempered glass and polycarbonate models suited to intensive washing and front-of-house service. This range completes our Breakfast offering and is part of our Tableware section.
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Our Cup & saucer range includes more than 100 references for serving hot drinks, from a short espresso to a steeped tea or a generous breakfast cup. Designed for hospitality professionals as well as private customers, it includes porcelain, tempered glass and polycarbonate models suited to intensive washing and front-of-house service. This range completes our Breakfast offering and is part of our Tableware section.
Types of cups and saucers
- Coffee cup and saucer: espresso and long-coffee formats for counter service.
- Teacup and saucer: generous capacities suited to infusion.
- Breakfast: large volumes for breakfast and breaks.
Reference brands
Choosing your cup and saucer
Which capacity for which drink?
Allow roughly 8 to 10 cl for an espresso, 18 to 22 cl for a long coffee or tea, and 30 cl or more for a breakfast cup. The volume determines the service use and the consistency of the table setting.
Porcelain, glass or polycarbonate?
Porcelain offers good thermal retention and a classic look in the dining room. Tempered glass showcases drinks and resists impacts. Shatter-resistant polycarbonate suits terraces and collective catering.
Should you favour stackable models?
For professional use, stackable cups and uniform saucers ease storage and dishwasher loading. Check the intensive-washing compatibility stated by the manufacturer.
Cup & saucer at AZ Boutique
At AZ Boutique, the Cup & saucer range comes with a full selection of coffee pots & teapots and mugs to build a consistent hot-drinks service. Among the most popular collections are the best-selling Gobelets froissés, along with Zinc, Sancerre, Basket and Duos. Find them all in the Breakfast section.
Types of cups and saucers
- Coffee cup and saucer: espresso and long-coffee formats for counter service.
- Teacup and saucer: generous capacities suited to infusion.
- Breakfast: large volumes for breakfast and breaks.
Reference brands
Choosing your cup and saucer
Which capacity for which drink?
Allow roughly 8 to 10 cl for an espresso, 18 to 22 cl for a long coffee or tea, and 30 cl or more for a breakfast cup. The volume determines the service use and the consistency of the table setting.
Porcelain, glass or polycarbonate?
Porcelain offers good thermal retention and a classic look in the dining room. Tempered glass showcases drinks and resists impacts. Shatter-resistant polycarbonate suits terraces and collective catering.
Should you favour stackable models?
For professional use, stackable cups and uniform saucers ease storage and dishwasher loading. Check the intensive-washing compatibility stated by the manufacturer.
Cup & saucer at AZ Boutique
At AZ Boutique, the Cup & saucer range comes with a full selection of coffee pots & teapots and mugs to build a consistent hot-drinks service. Among the most popular collections are the best-selling Gobelets froissés, along with Zinc, Sancerre, Basket and Duos. Find them all in the Breakfast section.




